Cooperative promotion 1
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This document discusses cooperatives in India, including their history and examples of major cooperatives. It provides background on cooperative values and principles such as self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, and concern for community. New cooperative models have emerged that are self-reliant with legal protections. Cooperatives provide benefits like member control, collective business efforts, greater power for members, lower risks, and more cost-effective and higher-reaching services.
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Cooperative promotion 1
- 1. New Generation Cooperatives: By the members : for the members (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 2. Examples • IFFCO • ANCHAL • KRIBHCO • NAFED • Sadhan Sahkari Samitiya • Anchal Dugdh Samitiya (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 3. History of Cooperatives 1769 1844 First Cooperative Store in Fanwick, England Rouchdel Consumer Cooperative in England 1900 Saving & Credit Coop in Canada 1904 Act for S&C Coops in India 1965 The current act for cooperatives (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 4. Self Reliant Cooperatives 1995 Mutually Aided Coop Societies Act 2003 Uttaranchal Self Reliant Cooperative Act (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 5. A Cooperative • An association of persons united voluntarily to meet their economic, social, cultural needs through a jointly owned democratically controlled enterprise (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 6. • Broadly cooperatives are- Area of Operation – State cooperatives – Multi-state Membership • Primary Cooperative • Secondary Cooperative • Apex Cooperative Purpose - Single purpose - Multi purpose (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 7. • Cooperatives are based on VALUES and PRINCIPLES (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 8. Cooperative values Self help Self-responsibility Democracy Equality Equity Honesty Transparency (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 9. 7 Co-operative Principle • International Co-operative Alliance –1995 – Voluntary and open membership – Democratic member control – Member’s economic participation – Autonomy and independence – Education, training and information – Co-operation among co-operatives – Concern for the community (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 10. Few Cooperatives registered under Self Reliant Cooperative Act • Agro-Forestry service cooperative • Savings and credit cooperatives • Eco-tourism cooperatives • Health cooperatives • Stationary cooperative • Weavers cooperative • Bamboo and fiber development cooperatives • Milk cooperative (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com
- 12. Legal status Member control Collective Business More Power Low Risk Cost effective service delivery Larger outreach (c) Mansha, www.shgportal.com